MIT CSAIL's machine learning algorithm helps to predict patterns in large data streams https://t.co/G949yxsfl7 by @Kyle_L_Wiggers
— VentureBeat (@VentureBeat) April 1, 2019
This is a really thoughtful breakdown of why there is such a frenzy over @zoom_us IPO - @ericsyuan has driven markedly superior performance to almost every other SaaS IPO pending or in quite some time, in almost every financial metrichttps://t.co/fvC8r8qg6v
— Matthew Ocko (@mattocko) March 31, 2019
📈 Q1 Crypto Market Recap:
— SludgeFeed (@SludgeFeed) April 1, 2019
▫️ Top performer: Project Pai (#PAI) +792.2%
▫️ Top large cap: Binance Coin (#BNB) +194.7%
▫️ Top mid cap: Ravencoin (#RVN) +364.4%
▫️ 21 altcoins more than doubled in price
*Data via @MessariCrypto https://t.co/OcmKpsCpLU
from the archives:
— a16z (@a16z) April 1, 2019
*16 Things CEOs should do before an IPO @jeff_jordan https://t.co/xUnK5e5F44
*a16z Podcast: The Curious Case of the OpenTable IPOhttps://t.co/R8lsR8S17a
*16 Things to Get IPO Ready (Or Just Build a Really Strong Business) Nicole I.https://t.co/12ghRniYRT
New state-of-the-art for several semantic segmentation benchmarks. FastFCN by Wu et al replaces dilated convolutions with a Joint Pyramid Upsampling (JPU) module to reduce computational complexity. Official code and comparisons here: https://t.co/fal8o1lZl7
— Papers with Code (@paperswithcode) March 31, 2019
"If you only read the books everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking" - Murakami
— Erik Torenberg (@eriktorenberg) March 31, 2019
If you don't have a special algorithm of synthesizing information, to paraphrase @micjm, you have to have a unique information diet.
What's your unique info diet?
I went back and read every reference to Amazon Web Services (with provides things like cloud compute and storage) in Amazon shareholder letters.
— Patrick OShaughnessy (@patrick_oshag) March 30, 2019
I share my favorite nuggets here, which contain lessons for everyone.
It started with this directive: pic.twitter.com/Nm3ZezvJfP
yeah,also would love to use lightning to finally implement pushing BTC to recipients defined in software packages. like `npm thanks` that checks the dependencies and then pushes a certain amount to them.https://t.co/khBcrPq56U
— Michael Bumann (@Bumi) March 30, 2019
LN tippin is cool but I’d like to see it mature to something more like Patreon. Something about LN nodes is that you can technically push money at them. So you can have an App where you set your budget for streaming money at your supported people, and it can work with any LN node
— Alex Bosworth ☇ (@alexbosworth) March 30, 2019
Here is a business model that's based on a textbook asset/liability mismatch that never fails to fail in downturns - liabilities are long term large space leases while the assets are short term small office rentals.
— Simon Mikhailovich (@S_Mikhailovich) March 29, 2019
It will WeWork until it WeWon't. https://t.co/7BriupYvRF
Fantastic read: The Dictator's Handbook. Strong frameworks on why autocracies act the way they do, how to make foreign aid more effective, why democratic reform is so hard (and sometimes against American interests). Great rec @davidu! https://t.co/HRp3lBLz9f
— Andrew Chen (@andrewchen) March 30, 2019
"Network effects can protect valuable markets, or not much of a market at all in terms of financial value." https://t.co/DbzOotHg6J
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 30, 2019
Pinterest S-1
— Natalie Dillon (@ntdillon) March 29, 2019
📍175B pins saved
🔎2B monthly searches
👩🏽💻265M MAUs, 2/3 female
🗓WAUs to MAUs is 57%
🇺🇸43% US internet users are users
🤱🏼8 out of 10 US moms are users
📱75% of traffic is on mobile
💰$756M in 2018 sales
📈60% jump from yr prior
💥Predicted to list at 12B valuation
CS224N Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning 2019 @Stanford course videos by @chrmanning, @abigail_e_see & guests are now mostly available (16 of 20). Big update from 2017. YouTube playlist: https://t.co/gFwwXJqYuQ – new CS224N online hub: https://t.co/HTnMzCAjS3 #NLProc pic.twitter.com/3S9iDX2e2o
— Stanford NLP Group (@stanfordnlp) March 28, 2019
D. Harvey and Van Der Hoeven claim to have found the first O(nlog n) integer multiplication algorithm. The prevailing 50 year old conjecture has always been that an optimal algorithm is O(n log n) but no one had been able to find it.
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) March 28, 2019
Discovery Paper: https://t.co/dXsG8Ece4i pic.twitter.com/Vfi89WDH1Z
In 44 minutes, @neondistrictRPG's Founder's Sale has breached 23% of Ethereum transactions over the past 6 hours. pic.twitter.com/bt7T0augXs
— Ben (@cybourgeoisie) March 29, 2019
Great tips for writing docs for executives from an Amazon alumni https://t.co/MQqhRqBkVX
— Sachin Rekhi (@sachinrekhi) March 29, 2019
Probably one of the most fun TV episodes of 2019 so far, tbh https://t.co/Pyh1BBWawD
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) March 29, 2019
I've made this cheat sheet and I think it's important. Most stats 101 tests are simple linear models - including "non-parametric" tests. It's so simple we should only teach regression. Avoid confusing students with a zoo of named tests. https://t.co/9PFR1ly3lW 1/n
— Jonas K. Lindeløv (@jonaslindeloev) March 27, 2019
After 3,000+ players and 120,000+ wheel spins, Lightning Spin grew beyond my wildest dreams.
— Rui Gomes (@ruigomeseu) March 27, 2019
Thank you to everyone who played and experienced Lightning with it.
Today I'm announcing that I've sold the project and I'm no longer operating it.https://t.co/Iijdy8DCy8
Had a trip cancelled last-minute. Got to inbox zero.
— Brent Beshore (@BrentBeshore) March 27, 2019
Gave me a chance to do this crazy thing called reading books. Highlight is @farnamstreet's new book "The Great Mental Models."
Beautiful design + fantastic writing + Important ideas. Hats off sir.https://t.co/Sn3PSaRBM3 pic.twitter.com/AhPfct8s0U
Binance coin ( $BNB )
— rallyqt (@rallyqt) March 27, 2019
• Discount on trading fees ☑️
• Buy a product with binance coin ☑️
• Accept binance coin as a form of payment ☑️
• Book a hotel ☑️
• Buy a house ☑️
• Store ☑️
• Games ☑️
• Store in a wallet ☑️
*More use cases below in the info graphic. @binance pic.twitter.com/CT0Te0CsAM
God's Debris was one of the most thought provoking books I've read recently. It's only 100 pages, everyone should read. Thank you @Naval for recommending and @ScottAdamsSays for writing that masterpiece!
— Cem Akbulut (@BasitMakine) March 27, 2019
On April 13th, we'll host OpenAI Five Finals, a live event with surprises in store. One highlight will be playing against @OGesports, the Dota 2 world champions. Attend in person or watch on Twitch: https://t.co/4ZoZuktUln pic.twitter.com/mm6xsfkdR2
— OpenAI (@OpenAI) March 26, 2019
Token supply is a hill I will die on. Now you can see a lot of our work @MessariCrypto all in one place, 60+ curves down, hundred more to go: https://t.co/Kmgou11Tk3
— Ben O'Neill (@benhoneill) March 26, 2019
This is also why I think a lot of people conceive the future as a Black Mirror / """surveillance capitalism""" dystopia. It's extrapolating the trend of ad-targeting, assuming it continues for another 25 years. https://t.co/lV0vMErzJv
— Saku Panditharatne (@sknthla) March 26, 2019
This! 💯
— Christine Zhu ✨ (@christine__zhu) March 26, 2019
Especially when there's network effect -> retaining & growing the power users strengthen the network -> lower cost of acquisition.
Reminds me of the Power User Curve @a16zhttps://t.co/5wBL9aDKyl https://t.co/onmMGvvhee
“retention is the new growth” - big theme among #SaaS oriented teams at #AdobeSummit this yr ; a shift from obsessive customer acquisition/conversion to realizing that more focus on active use (and new tools to do so) may move the needle most for modern businesses.
— Scott Belsky (@scottbelsky) March 26, 2019
In January 2007, when Steve Jobs announced the "iPhone," the product name was kept secret from the development team. It wasn't even in the autocorrection dictionary before the announcement. https://t.co/D9tqTQ3oaE @kocienda via @a16z
— Shelly Lucas (@pisarose) March 26, 2019
Hey CZ - we added “Real 10” volumes to @MessariCrypto. Take a look! Binance is the leading exchange by legit trading volume. https://t.co/BIjaBW7FOZ
— Ryan Selkis (@twobitidiot) March 26, 2019
Here's the latest post from RViews "February 2019: “Top 40” New CRAN Packages" https://t.co/3h3ooPuzxK
— RStudio (@rstudio) March 26, 2019
My conversation with @mjmauboussin, one of my favorite thinkers on most market and investing topics.
— Patrick OShaughnessy (@patrick_oshag) March 26, 2019
We discuss:
-the four sources of alpha
-the most important topics in investing education
-alpha in sports
-buybacks
-EV/EBITDA errors
-"benign myths"https://t.co/CGbMRuS3dy pic.twitter.com/jPKE1xa848
Aurora is the fastest growing service ever on AWS. Now there's Aurora Serverless too. Here's a look at the secret sauce behind its success.. https://t.co/mvzeKMH8ig pic.twitter.com/yRt5B9YXhr
— Adrian Colyer (@adriancolyer) March 25, 2019
Players can easily link their Enjin mobile wallet directly in game for Age of Rust! Thanks to the Unity SDK, players won't have to type their ethereum address for validation. Easy, quick, & valid, this is the future of blockchain gaming. #blockchaingame #enjin #madewithunity pic.twitter.com/PFSPW3dz47
— Age of Rust (@SpacePirate_io) March 25, 2019
More from @fintechfrank on @MessariCrypto and @onchainfx https://t.co/Z8QBXSiPS9
— Mike Dudas (@mdudas) March 26, 2019
.@MessariCrypto rolls out “Real 10” volume metrics after study reveals 95% of bitcoin trading volumes are fakehttps://t.co/6QMxOf2DQN
— Frank Chaparro (@fintechfrank) March 26, 2019
"How often should you beat your kids?"
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) March 26, 2019
Don Zagier explores the probabilities of winning on "Red or Black" when parents play with their kids.https://t.co/vqmX4CXESy pic.twitter.com/TDvGbkMbdt
Since “quantifying uncertainty forms the basis for information theory, we thought that applying information theory to epigenetic data was a natural thing to do.” https://t.co/YnlRO3yK37
— Nautilus (@NautilusMag) March 25, 2019
— Sriram Krishnan (@sriramk) March 25, 2019
Recently, there were 2 really positive events - Testnet launch of Binance Dex chain powered by Cosmos. And Cosmos launch itself. All of this is laying the seeds of a long term bull market. Ignore the current price, count the seeds and green shoots. We are just starting imho... https://t.co/eiIAo1Oudb
— Gautam Chhugani (@GautamChhugani) March 25, 2019
1/ @Binance DEX / Chain exemplifies the power of @Cosmos / Tendermint.⚛️
— Staked (@staked_us) March 24, 2019
In a recent 14-day Binance DEX simulated trading competition:
• 5000+ signups
• 500 million+ USDT.B trading volume
• 7.3m+ transactions
• Sub-second-level blocking
This is Binance Coin's supply curve. View the full $BNB asset profile here: https://t.co/RicspdtDPg
— Messari (@MessariCrypto) March 25, 2019
These are our model's core assumptions: pic.twitter.com/vgju4j3aZW
My thoughts on the @zoom_us S-1 filing in one image.
— Des Traynor (@destraynor) March 24, 2019
Q: What other companies are in that centre point? pic.twitter.com/GL4fcVzlR6
Had to explain this to someone. The explaining part was harder than I imagined.https://t.co/MqFLRg8KC7
— CZ Binance (@cz_binance) March 24, 2019
"Every incremental 10 million at Netflix is a little harder than the last 10 million, but our content keeps getting better, so those forces offset each other."
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 24, 2019
My argument is that some NFLX COGS is actually CAC. Great programming drives gross additions. https://t.co/7bYjqov63s
High gross margins https://t.co/UeGQM326Jd
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 23, 2019
Low CAC https://t.co/chuhbHMz9V
Low Churn https://t.co/hExm9baX05
High ARPU (including negative churn) https://t.co/6EKBHPbQVy
High moat https://t.co/Z8vCnyEToA
We had an amazing time @Official_GDC thank you to @enjin and everyone who came to visit us at the #Enjin booth. Here’s our week in review. #indiegamedev #9livesarena #pvp #rpg #blockchaingame #gdc #GDC2019 #pcgame #xbox #PlayStation #gamers #indiegame #blockchaintechnology pic.twitter.com/xrQiLuWe1O
— 9Lives Arena (@9livesarena) March 23, 2019
In reference to Work Principle 7.1; Recognize that the most important decision for you to make is who you choose as your responsible parties: https://t.co/NpYnBkUBpT
— Ray Dalio (@RayDalio) March 22, 2019
Bitcoin ETF research finds that 95% of Bitcoin volume is fake https://t.co/U8K5EKZ2FI (https://t.co/6eHlieQ065)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) March 22, 2019
Remastering Star Trek: Deep Space Nine with Machine Learning https://t.co/8kOawrmF66 (https://t.co/bB1vmJsWtp)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) March 21, 2019
A few simple steps to vastly increase your privacy online https://t.co/5lmr65Od34 (https://t.co/7H0PqSOMto)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) March 21, 2019
Watch 2:00 mins into this video to witness Jon Stewart roast @jimcramer alive and catch him red handed lying about short selling
— S Padival (@S_Padival) March 21, 2019
cc: @elonmusk $TSLA
(Non US viewers need VPN) https://t.co/zWfmRR3wjI
Progress towards stable and scalable training of energy-based models:
— OpenAI (@OpenAI) March 21, 2019
💻Blog: https://t.co/gMo8g5sctT
📝Paper: https://t.co/F9UlHf8JzI
🔤Code: https://t.co/WGIOX4OKxZ pic.twitter.com/6TaoNQtljZ
My friend @BenBajarin captured it the best, “Active listening assistant becomes the new UI, which makes it highly relevant to analyze all voice platforms and think of them like we think of Windows, Android, and iOS.”
— Norgard (@BrianNorgard) March 21, 2019
Voice as the new UI.
After 1 year of studying lightning I proudly released 200+ slides explaining the BOLTs. This is to structure my thoughts for the #lightningnetwork book project. https://t.co/WWNJtE1GsU due to health issues #PTSD I will be in the hospital until June. No content/videos 'til then ;( pic.twitter.com/lYO42lg8li
— Rene Pickhardt (@renepickhardt) March 20, 2019
By integrating Stadia into YouTube, Google plans to cement YouTube's dominance, as 200M users already watch gaming content there every day (@vladsavov / The Verge)https://t.co/ESLYR88gcBhttps://t.co/3oJA03SqA1
— Techmeme (@Techmeme) March 20, 2019
Since the link seem to be broken (sorry!!!) I put it in here once again: https://t.co/XJKhdf0RfZ (pdf version) and then the source files at: https://t.co/3B2N1ZYkhy
— Rene Pickhardt (@renepickhardt) March 20, 2019
#BitcoinTwitter and #CryptoTwitter! Square is hiring 3-4 crypto engineers and 1 designer to work full-time on open source contributions to the bitcoin/crypto ecosystem. Work from anywhere, report directly to me, and we can even pay you in bitcoin! Introducing @SqCrypto. Why?
— jack (@jack) March 20, 2019
“Humans have taken the reins from the gods, and luck has become a design tool capable of changing players’ experiences and expectations.” https://t.co/0hPpimNmtd via @NautilusMag
— Stefania Valoroso (@stefaniavalor) March 20, 2019
#MachineLearning is getting inside all the software. This software watches and listens to potatoes so your chips are consistently peeled and crunchy. 🍠
— Frank Chen (@withfries2) March 20, 2019
How Frito-Lay Applies Machine Learning | AW https://t.co/PUkNTgnMCf via @automationworld
Secrets of Sand Hill Road: Venture Capital and How to Get It (Portfolio) https://t.co/dGLrYTXKKS // I just preordered my copy of what is sure to be a must-read/must-share by @a16z’s @skupor with foreword by @ericries (smile link) pic.twitter.com/S6v2P8YnQb
— Steven Sinofsky 🖇 (@stevesi) March 20, 2019
Everyone should read this. @ted_livingston has been ahead of many trends in social media and messaging over the last decade.
— Pomp 🌪 (@APompliano) March 20, 2019
Bold thoughts here.https://t.co/RCji3mHaOF
Quixel demonstrates animated scenes that look like landscape photos https://t.co/HQQaipNNqP by @deantak
— VentureBeat (@VentureBeat) March 20, 2019
This is very interesting. However, after reading the article I still don't know what Loop does. I understand what the use-case is, it's nicely described
— Andreas M. Antonopoulos (@aantonop) March 20, 2019
I'd like to understand *how* Loop works.
Anyone? https://t.co/WGWaClMf2v
https://t.co/BH2KPjzznZ runs on Jekyll! https://t.co/2WtdfO8q56
— Vitalik Non-giver of Ether (@VitalikButerin) March 19, 2019
I found it! I found it! I found the CUSTOMER! #agile ? pic.twitter.com/ZCGtT6jDcB
— John Cutler (@johncutlefish) March 18, 2019
Learn about Automatic Mixed Precision in this guest post from @NVIDIA, which increases training performance by up to 3X.
— TensorFlow (@TensorFlow) March 19, 2019
Read the post here ↓ https://t.co/fn1HWavdBh
The best 2h you will spend this week: @naval x @farnamstreet
— Maria P (@productnerd) March 19, 2019
Ridiculously insightful.https://t.co/g3oHuiF0LW
Wohoooo! 🎉 500 seats and 2 peoples in the waiting list for Deep Learning talk with @fchollet ! Thank you very much! ⏰around 24 hours to go!We're super excited!!! 🙏 https://t.co/fXbGlVKfC6
— Machine Learning Tokyo (@__MLT__) March 19, 2019
What is Google collecting on you? Since #GDPR #DSGVO you should be able to control it.
— Sebastian Wiesendahl (@HerkulesAmStart) March 18, 2019
Watch:https://t.co/oQGFM3gENo
My list of essays on Twitter today was popular enough that perhaps people would like a list of interviews. I intentionally selected a diverse range of interviews conducted in different styles:
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 17, 2019
1. Murray Gell-Mann:https://t.co/Gr6ZjtVKkf
2. Bill Gates:https://t.co/oA8KXgpkU1
This is an incredible interview with Steve Jobs from 23 years ago. Insights into media, the web, design. He almost foretells the past 23 years he helped create around integrated devices and the internet without mentioning mobile https://t.co/CpcNuOcWm7
— Josh Elman (@joshelman) March 17, 2019
"I bought my boss two copies of The Mythical Man Month so that he could read it twice as fast." - @rkoutnik pic.twitter.com/2ABMqEzb5G
— Rich Rogers (@RichRogersIoT) March 16, 2019
More essays suggested by readers of the thread
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 17, 2019
The Median Isn't the Message
Stephen Jay Gouldhttps://t.co/dkwercIcLH
Invisible Asymtotes
Eugene Wei https://t.co/nXtLPymDNG (see also, Status as a Service)
Aggregation Theory
Ben Thompsonhttps://t.co/afc4tVPuP9 (also others)
It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong. In that simple statement is the key to science. pic.twitter.com/IZY7jSRvaE
— Richard Feynman (@ProfFeynman) March 17, 2019
9. The Value of Science
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 17, 2019
Richard Feynmanhttps://t.co/JHrGNQiuKl
10. Risk Revisited
Howard Markshttps://t.co/6307I1fHiO
Yes, you would have made different choices.
What are your favorite essays? Links please.
8. Bill Gurley:https://t.co/aol9gpRMAA
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 17, 2019
9. Michael Mauboussin https://t.co/EtP0bZPFEb
10. Marc Andreessenhttps://t.co/BWWE63URTl
11. Jeff Bezos: https://t.co/yfWk1WWGK3
12. Me? https://t.co/cY2vnJsO3X
3. Steve Jobs:https://t.co/pufeUMA4tu
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 17, 2019
4. Gates and Jobs:https://t.co/beAzTJXzwY
5. Richard Feynman:https://t.co/CeoQrBtvKA
6. Howard Marks:https://t.co/VrEoChjTCJ
7. Charlie Munger:https://t.co/a0Bhtk0sVv
One of the wilder Vegas gambling stories you'll read: https://t.co/Qc2Cxtqn4D
— Morgan Housel (@morganhousel) March 17, 2019
“It’s been 11 years since the last recession began in Dec. 2007. That’s the longest we’ve gone without starting a new recession ever, going back to before the Civil War.”
— Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) March 17, 2019
@morganhousel https://t.co/2Bkxk076hH
How I Learned to Love Algebraic Geometry https://t.co/QSfeqo8ufD (https://t.co/3MifcPYq3j)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) March 16, 2019
Today marks the first anniversary of the #lnd mainnet beta! 🎂
— Lightning Labs⚡️ (@lightning) March 15, 2019
Thanks to our community, devs, testers, and everyone else who's helped with the incredible growth of Lightning. 📈
If we can do all this in one year, just give us a few more. 🚀#LNOneYear https://t.co/Te6cCQP2EB
Designing for mobile just got wayyy easier 🎉
— Product Hunt (@ProductHunt) March 15, 2019
A library of all the latest design patterns and elements 🎨 https://t.co/krLSf3wnc1 pic.twitter.com/zWqRNv6rQp
Top-down: "Just keep in mind what the LSTM cell is meant to do: allow past information to be reinjected at a later time." - and code.
— Suzana Ilić (@suzatweet) March 15, 2019
Here's the other approach: "Fundamentals of Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) Network."https://t.co/riZ122eOMx pic.twitter.com/1pCwtd5A6u
nice GIFs! https://t.co/deKwmqxsTS
— Guodong Zhang. (@Guodzh) March 15, 2019
We just published: "Provisional Evaluation framework for Digital Assets, in particular for cryptocurrencies". Written in 2017 and so far only shared privately. https://t.co/TCCZOniASk
— Tuur Demeester (@TuurDemeester) March 15, 2019
I am reminded of Reid Hoffman, with his little dig at Thiel: “to be successful, you not only have to be contrarian. You also have to be right” https://t.co/q2wBFhnO5J
— Steve Jurvetson (@FutureJurvetson) March 14, 2019
Accidentally discovered a mind-blowing artefact of Bitcoin history. I had heard rumors of its existence.
— Francis Pouliot 🐂₿ (@francispouliot_) March 14, 2019
I give you: the pre-release source code of Bitcoin! https://t.co/VeEFHglz2J
Confirmation by Satoshi many had access to code when he mined Genesis: https://t.co/reEQ8nvITM
Masayoshi Son invented the first electronic dictionary, sold it for $1.7M to Sharp, and used that capital to start SoftBank.
— Garry() (@garrytan) March 14, 2019
Can’t watch this without being in awe of pure innovation
Full interview: https://t.co/rsn4ja46sF pic.twitter.com/mUTtsdMRBo
Zack sent me an early version to review, which was some of the most thoughtful analysis on retail dynamics I'd ever read. I encouraged him to make it into a long white paper or even a book. It was that good.
— Brent Beshore (@BrentBeshore) March 14, 2019
The final version turned out significantly better and shorter. https://t.co/1m2TMfyVxV
Interesting tidbit from Urban Outfitters CFO this morning on how they see digital shopping patterns shaping how we move around a physical store. $URBN pic.twitter.com/NGrpW4o9oY
— Sarah Halzack (@sarahhalzack) March 13, 2019
"Cloud computing simplified: a Berkeley view on serverless computing" Jonas et al., arXiv'19 https://t.co/duOy0f62yo #themorningpaper#serverless predictions from Berkeley (spoiler alert: it's the future...)
— Adrian Colyer (@adriancolyer) March 13, 2019
The World Wide Web turned 30 today! 🎉
— Product Hunt (@ProductHunt) March 13, 2019
And @timberners_lee is cookin' up something new... 👀https://t.co/IA12PpiNgs
Google’s new voice recognition system works instantly and offline (Pixel only) https://t.co/6RFIfSDeGZ (https://t.co/68emb6Uaiu)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) March 13, 2019
The Lightning Network (LN) is semi-custodial banking. The degree of custodianship is proportional to the fee required to escape from a non-cooperative channel. If that fee is on the same order of magnitude as your channel balance, LN is effectively full-custodial banking.
— Peter R. Rizun (@PeterRizun) March 12, 2019
Men who can do more than 40 push-ups at once have a 25 times lower risk of events related to heart disease compared to men who can do fewer than 10 push-ups (how many can YOU do?): https://t.co/4fC4MJMDd2
— Ben Greenfield (@bengreenfield) March 12, 2019
The World Wide Web turned 30 today! 🎉
— Product Hunt (@ProductHunt) March 12, 2019
And @timberners_lee is cookin' up something new... 👀https://t.co/IA12PpiNgs
Here’s me + @mcuban (and his phone, and his Bluetooth sunglasses) on Donald Trump, his drink w/Steve Bannon, the future of TV, the future of sports, Amazon Alexa + more. https://t.co/dtTMq9g4dQ
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) March 12, 2019
In response to Ledger’s presentation at #MITBitcoinExpo, here is how we mitigated the mentioned vulnerabilities. Read our official response at https://t.co/5IvMrMm9bQ pic.twitter.com/1rPovxsYjt
— Trezor (@Trezor) March 12, 2019
The Growth Machine by Yaguara — Build a growth strategy with your data and goals https://t.co/7ByPmUO0YY
— Product Hunt Feed (@phfeed) March 12, 2019
Fantastic online courses to help leaders apply AI in their companies. Welcome to the @Microsoft AI Business School! https://t.co/3fKnWXmEeq
— harryshum (@harryshum) March 11, 2019
Bad handwriting + awesome advice from @a16z on network effects and the metrics to track. I bucketed them differently (combined acquisition and competition ones). Original Post here and is a must read https://t.co/XVlzo28tFP pic.twitter.com/xWNAjnp6AG
— Rohan Manchanda (@rohanmanchanda) March 12, 2019
Facebook AI has released a completely retrained model of ELF OpenGo using reinforcement learning! Learn why the #AIresearch community has embraced the #bot to run their own experiments and reproduce results: https://t.co/rPfAccPj1L #opensource #AI #ArtificialIntelligence
— Facebook for Developers (@fbplatform) March 11, 2019
ICYMI: Our most downloaded episode of 2018 🎙️⤵️
— Village Global (@villageglobal) March 11, 2019
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The Present and Future of Crypto with Naval Ravikant (@naval) and Balaji Srinivasan (@balajis)
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📲 https://t.co/jENgNNDiFk pic.twitter.com/DWjypqAHLF
In case you missed it-- my favorite part of Activation Atlases (https://t.co/AymKSbJjgy) is this novel method of generating unrestricted adversarial examples!
— Catherine Olsson (@catherineols) March 9, 2019
1) Inspect the class activation atlas for the difference between source and target (see image)
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You won’t get rich renting out your time. New podcast.
— Naval (@naval) March 11, 2019
- Apple: https://t.co/G7HzTnMczM
- Spotify: https://t.co/WKBeg4syse
- Google: https://t.co/qaUqaMqPMX
- YouTube: https://t.co/9BkAON6VK6
- Transcript: https://t.co/Z7PQ9Sa57H pic.twitter.com/sTu5Sf99qu
Welcome to the Enjin Blockchain Gaming Multiverse, @DAPScoin!
— Enjin (@enjin) March 10, 2019
Excited to see these epic collectibles in @BitcoinHodlers, @CatsInMechs, @CryptoFights & @SpacePirate_io!https://t.co/KMBlIMFhEA#multiverse #blockchaingames #poweredbyenjin #enjincoin $ENJ #erc1155 #ethereum pic.twitter.com/aNHfyX2mFP
Calling Deep Learning enthusiast in Tokyo!
— Machine Learning Tokyo (@__MLT__) March 11, 2019
We're organizing Deep Learning talk with Keras creator @fchollet !!! Raise your hand if you guys excited ☝️https://t.co/fXbGlVKfC6
A bionic flying fox, weighs 580 grams, wingspan 228 cm, body length 87 cm. Most flight computations performed on the ground, where a camera follows the fox to compute flight paths. https://t.co/gEzMcqrTNP pic.twitter.com/EpYz1Z53g2
— Reza Zadeh (@Reza_Zadeh) March 10, 2019
Financial History: Sunday Reads
— Jamie Catherwood (@jfc_3_) March 10, 2019
• Returns on Everythinghttps://t.co/KMmR1HQWBn
• Medieval Brokershttps://t.co/icQOv7UTOD
• 16th Century ‘Principles’https://t.co/dTs0eimebl
• South African Bubblehttps://t.co/Uqnh5ZPKeX
• Real Estate Challengeshttps://t.co/5EdwLyOME9 pic.twitter.com/nYOUccEk6q
“The world rewards you for creating things it doesn’t know how to get for itself.” - @naval
— Harrison Gross (@niceandgross) March 10, 2019
Excellent assessment of technology transformation thus far, and wisdom about what may come: The End of the Beginning https://t.co/nAzi6MMpSV via @a16z Yep. It’s from November. Just making sure you didn’t miss it like I did.
— Brendan Reynolds (@ebrendan) March 10, 2019
What I learned from #TFDevSummit 2019 summarized in sketchnotes. #TensorFlow 2.0 Alpha #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #ReinforcementLearning #TFLite #TFX #Swift @Udacity @Coursera @MIT #fastai @OReillyMedia #PoweredByTF #DeepMind pic.twitter.com/EaPS0at7Nz
— Margaret at #TFDevSummit (@margaretmz) March 9, 2019
For people too young to remember WebVan, at least remember this about what killed the company: "The cause? Rapidly disappearing cash reserves." https://t.co/Sy6AOP7KdA Running out of cash is an unforgivable sin. Repent!
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 9, 2019
How can we address the current limitations of reinforcement learning: sample efficiency, scaling, and generalization? @yfletberliac gives a comprehensive overview of one potential path forward: hierarchical reinforcement learning. https://t.co/QHMqpYNtmx
— The Gradient (@gradientpub) March 9, 2019
Wait! You may be saying "what exactly are these 'unit economics' you keep tweeting about?" David Skok has a great set of slides and a web site that provides one of the best explanations https://t.co/kiCvWSfqQ3 pic.twitter.com/e5LUTPvlj3
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 9, 2019
"Unless we take a stand now, and help make platforms and protocols with user privacy and decentralization in mind, mass surveillance and social credit may be the inevitable future." Very excited for this whole series. Thank you @ercwl and @gladstein! https://t.co/Uhcm148Cqp
— Peter Van Valkenburgh (@valkenburgh) March 9, 2019
